On the exact money bubble, while hand for hand play was going on, Jon Andlovec just moved all in for 99,000 and Jesse Capps made the call.
Capps: 
Andlovec: 
The board ran out 
and Andlovec hit the rail in 33rd place. The remaining 32 players are guaranteed $1,200 and players are now on a 60-minute dinner break.
With 33 players remaining, the tournament is now in hand-for-hand play on the bubble.
Michael Trivett was all in preflop with the 
against the 
for Valerie Hanley. Despite holding a dominating position in the hand, Trivett was eliminated when the board ran out 
to give Hanley a spade flush.
From under the gun, Martin Kampmann raised to 20,000. Two seats over, Marty Gorenc reraised all in for a little over 200,000. Play folded back to Kampmann, and he called to put himself at risk for right around 160,000 with the 
. Gorenc had the 
for the race.
The 
flop kept Kampmann in the lead, the the 
on the turn nailed Gorenc. The river was the 
, and Kampmann was knocked out.
Trevor Buckenham just moved all in before the flop and Robert Fein made the call after which Mike Murphy shoved over the top. Fein called, and a three-way all in was created.
Buckenham: 
Fein: 
Murphy:
The flop brought out 
, and the turn gave Fein a pair of aces to put him in the lead. The river however brought the last queen in the deck, and Murphy celebrated loudly, as he stayed in the tournament just a few spots from the money.
After a string of smaller pots it's Eric Ethans who's back in the lead as we're very close to the money bubble.
"He gave me a few back," Ethans said, right after we saw him win another small pot.
Ethans raised from the button to 16,000 and Sandberg called from the big blind, after which the flop brought out 
.
Sandberg check-called 31,000 on the flop and the turn was the 
, on which both players checked. The river was the and both players checked again.
"Jack," Sandberg said, showing 
.
"King," Ethans replied, tabling 
to take down the pot.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
On the 
flop, Martin Kampmann checked, and Rob "Boston Rob" Mariano bet 12,000. Champion check-raised all in for 43,500, and Mariano went into the tank. He eventually called with the for top pair, top kick, and Kampmann had the 
for an open-ended straight draw.
The turn was the 
to give Kampmann the straight right away. The river completed the board with the 
.
Kampmann doubled and moved to about 120,000 in chips. Mariano slipped back to 229,000.
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